Bus service manager
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Name in other languages (French, German) |
FR: Responsable d'exploitation bus DE: Fahrdienstleiter/in Busverkehr EL: σταθμάρχης λεωφορείων/σταθμάρχισσα λεωφορείων |
Sectors that are recruiting |
Passenger transport company, public transportation |
Type of mobility |
Vertical |
Job purpose |
Bus service managers are responsible for the overall performance of the bus network area they are assigned. |
Main activities |
Coordinating vehicle movements / routes and drivers, improving network efficiency, supervising (un)loading, checking of baggage or express shipped by bus, ensuring all healh and safety rules are complied with, providing top-level direction |
Future possible career development |
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Percentages of compatibility |
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• Percentage of compatibility regarding transversal work situation - compared to a lorry driver |
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• Percentage of compatibility regarding technical skills, competences & knowledge - compared to a lorry driver |
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• Percentage of compatibility regarding transversal work situation - compared to a coach driver |
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• Percentage of compatibility regarding technical skills, competences & knowledge - compared to a coach driver |
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Level of competencies expected for a level IV automation |
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• EQF level of certification needed |
Level 5 |
• Other prerequisites (if applicable) |
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Transversal work situation scoring |
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• Use of computer tools |
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• Reading or writing documents |
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•Communicating |
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• Working in a team |
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• Management, supervision |
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• Work rhythm |
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• Autonomy in procedures |
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• Repetitive dimension of work |
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• Working under pressure |
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• Emotional load |
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Technical competencies, skills and knowledge |
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Work environment |
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• Organisational context |
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• Business contacts |
City bus operator, Remote driver, Corporate trainer, |
• Pace of work |
Extended day shifts |
• Reporting line |
Health and Safety director, Board members, Non executive directors, HR manager |
• Business travel |
Weekly |